Monday, November 04, 2013

Dona Nobis Pacem-Peace Education Achieves Cultural Equality

#blog4peace #blogblast4peace #peace



What Do I Want My World To Look Like?

I worked in a multicultural government environment where all holiday symbols were no longer allowed. I could understand ‘rules’ applying to anything that was racist, extremist or gang-related being prohibited. However; eventually personal screen savers on the computers, family pictures… were also banned. We were being depersonalized to comply with a Politically Correct work area, instead of embracing each others individuality.

Enough is enough! No longer calling All Saints Day, Merry Christmas, Happy Thanksgiving, Diwali, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa… a Holiday Season, no longer being Politically Correct. No longer stripping heritage of the freedom to wear dreadlocks , yarmulkes, headscarfs, jeweled religious symbols…. We need more Peace Education and less Politically Correctness.

I want a World filled with education on Peace, on every academic level. For those areas without the benefit of a educational system or a school, let any ground where people gather around be a place to learn about Peace. This learning should cover all diverse Cultural Races/Ethnicities/Traditions…., and emphasizing Socioeconomics that span the Globe and encompasses our own daily surroundings.

Socioeconomics should not pertain so much to low, middle, or high class as divided by the monetary or statistics system, however; showing how sociology and economics factors pertaining to various backgrounds, can contribute greatly to an individual and/or communities health and mental well-being. Peace Education should incorporate Field trips to work in the local homeless shelters, drug rehabs, Elderly residential care facilities…. It is time education systems have Students participate hands on instead of the primarily ‘Politically Correct’ prescribed ‘Formal /Official Curriculum’ book learning test taking’ diplomacy to potentially graduate with merely just a piece of paper. We need to educate the mind and the emotional depth of each individual. Especially in todays society where People are becoming increasingly numb to empathy due to desensitizing from overindulgence in video games, television hype, etc.

Peace Education that consist of teaching about the diverse Cultural Races/Ethnicities/Traditions…, Socioeconomics, and hands on learning in local communities could have a great influence on decreasing the astronomical stats on Bullying Bullying Statistics because Bullying often is a result of various preconceived prejudices.

Can Peace Education help prevent War? War use to be deemed ‘a necessary evil’, thought by some to contribute to the justification of human overpopulation. When injustices are done to humanity, perhaps War is necessary. However; the loss of human lives, limbs, sanity… in this age of modern technology should not be the price paid. ‘We have the technology, we have the capability to make the world's first’ robots to combat in War, there is no need for human casualties.

Peace Education would help raise children, teenagers into adults (whom rather they choose college, etc. to further their education) they would contribute greatly to society as a whole on the home front, in communities, work environments, and/or the Political arena with educated minds and emotional understanding of individualism to help better promote Peace and not War.

Peace Education is not a new conceptInternational Decade for the Promotion of a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World, but we need to get on board; to help make World Peace a plausible possibility and not a implausible probability.

To make Peace more than just a Dream. To embrace individuality of every individual; respecting individualism, individual Races, Ethnicities, Cultural Traditions, sexual orientation, etc. We need to STOP being so damn Politically Correct. What we need is to S.T.O.P. (Stop And See The Other People).


Dona nobis pacem (grant us peace)

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“BlogBlast For Peace™ was founded by Mimi Lenox in October 2006 as Dona Nobis Pacem in the blogosphere. It was the first internet presence to ask bloggers to post on the same subject on the same day. November 4 is the annual day designated as BlogBlast4Peace™ aka Blog4Peace™. The concept quickly spread around the world and is now displayed in 182 countries (and counting).”

You can see a steady stream of peace globes streaming live on Mimi Lenox FB wall @ AND The BlogBlast Facebook Fan Page.

* Rather you Blog, Twitter, Tumblr, Pin, &/or Facebook; if you can hashtag #blog4peace #blogblast4peace #peace than anyone, everyone; anywhere and everywhere can give their Piece to promote Peace on November 4 & everyday throughout the year.

Or Click for more information on How To Blog4Peace on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest Nov 4

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Pieces of Peace Part 1


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It’s a flashback, throwback, yes even a rollback to the 60s’ / forward slash to the modern age of .www where it’s a Nov. 4 2013 World-Wide Words on Peace & rather you Blog, Twitter, Tumblr, Pin, &/or Facebook; if you can hashtag #blog4peace #blogblast4peace #peace than anyone, everyone; anywhere and everywhere can give their Piece to promote Peace on November 4 & everyday throughout the year.

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Haunting Denial


Ostrichism

There was a wicked old ostrich who lived in a river boat, down on the Nile
And every day this evil old ostrich would eat from the river of Nile
Drink from the River of Nile.

Then when morning came the wicked old ostrich would squint its eyes at the shining sun
Singing I don’t see anything; I don’t know nothing, I don’t remember this, and I don’t remember that
And off the evil old ostrich would run to bury its head in the river banks down on the Nile
Til one day that wicked old ostrich never did come up for air and died right there in the river of deNile.

But I hear it said; by those who still eat from the river of Nile, drink from the river of Nile
That as they squint their eyes to the dawning light
They sing we didn’t see anything, we don’t know nothing, we can’t remember this, and we surely don’t remember that
Down here on the river of deNile.

Written by -ndpthepoetress (-Jeane M. Culp) Library of Congress #0394170660


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Persefone - Haunting of Human's Denial
I'm at your back
Holding the weight of your blame
Leading your life in silence
Killing the light
That soothes the pain in your conscience
Your guilt lies inside of me!
I am the wisdom, you, wise.
Dark silhouette of you
I'm your fears
Your lies, your state of mind, decline!
Where is your calm now at night?
You thought you were prepared to fight against life.
But you just throw your chained words with pain.
The time that watches you, it's the one that makes you die!
Signs of depression
Your angel becomes fake
Hidden eyes, drowning tears
Time will fall on you
Signs of repression
I'll hurt you where ever you go
Rotten course, I'm your damnation
Lust! Your threats!
Every night by the moonlight
Your face appears to me as a prayer
My sins lie all on you
I wonder if there's a place for me
When I'm watching you
You become a mirror of pain.
There should be a place for me
And I wonder how can I get in?
Till the end of time
I'll follow your trace
You will follow my guidance
I am you, and you are me,
Stuck into eternity until light collapses into night

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Bullying Prevention Campaign

The BULLY Project: "We are super excited to announce the launch of a new Bullying Prevention Campaign in partnership with our friends at the Ad Council. Marlo Thomas thank you for your support and for kicking it off!"1.

“…children who are bullied in America are issuing a silent scream for help. It is up to us to listen for that scream. And to act. Tragically, it is too late for Kaitlin and Rebecca Ann, but their deaths should compel all of us to make the fight our own."...“This is why we are forging a war against bullying," Katlin's mother, Evelyn, wrote in a heartbreaking post on her daughter's Facebook page (now a memorial page), beneath a photo of Katlin's grave. "We will always miss our Katlin, the pain will never go away. Together we can keep this tragedy from happening again."(A Silent Scream for Help: Bullying in America)The Huffington Post


1. The BULLY Project on Facebook October 15, 2013

Wednesday, October 09, 2013

Bullying Prevention Month

The BULLY Project: It's bullying prevention month, and these stats speak to the work we have ahead of us during October and beyond. Will you join us in taking a stand? Head to www.thebullyproject.com for our bullying prevention resources we've designed to help you take action.






The Bully Project on Facebook  October 8, 2013

#SpiritDay on October 17

#SpiritDay
Isaac Mizrahi: We're teaming up with GLAAD and millions of others and pledging to go purple on #‎SpiritDay 10/17 to stand up against bullying and to support LGBT youth. Join us! http://glaad.org/spiritday

Millions wear purple on Spirit Day in a stand against bullying and to show their support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth. Observed annually since 2010, individuals, schools, organizations, corporations, and public figures wear purple, which symbolizes 'spirit' on the rainbow flag.


Posted from Facebook: GLAAD #‎SpiritDay

Wednesday, October 02, 2013

Global Oneness Day October 24




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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Parker Brothers Music


Now available at iTunes and Amazon

From Bennie Parker: "Strike Down's - Nerve Block" seems to be getting a lot of attention lately, so I thought I would try to explain why I wrote it. 

"Nerve Block" is a song for people, who have been hurt by their loved ones in the past and eventually build up a wall to protect themselves from people who who might try to hurt them again...

But by doing this, they inadvertently "Block" the very same people who really care and love for them as well.

Check out some of my earlier works on YouTube.com and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our Channel @: TheParkerBrosMusic

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Literary Censorship

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Manuscripts Don't Burn: a Timeline of Literary Censorship, Destruction, and Liberation
"To celebrate Banned Books week, PEN has compiled a timeline of the most notorious acts of censorship and how we've fought to keep books available for readers. Mouse over the timeline to move backwards and forwards and drag the slider tool below the timeline to advance more quickly. Click here to view the timeline fullscreen. Best viewed with the latest version of Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer (Safari not recommended)."

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